texts: <mask> is an American painter who is based in New York City. He is best known for his satirical paintings which deal with provocative sexual and social themes in a technically skillful manner. His work shows a wide range of influences, from popular culture magazines to contemporary fashion models. He has stressed that his characters are reflections of himself rather than inspired by real people, and that he often distorts or exaggerates the erotic forms of the female body. Calvin Tomkins wrote that his technical skills, which include elements of Old Master paint application and high-Mannerist composition, have been put to use on some of the most seductive and rivetingly weird figure paintings of our era. The son of a physics professor and a piano teacher, he was born in Colorado and grew up in Connecticut. He studied painting with a renowned and traditionally trained Russian artist in Connecticut as a teenager.He received a degree from Carnegie Mellon University in 1984 and a degree from Yale University in 1986. At Career At White Columns in New York City in 1989 he exhibited a series of portraits of young girls derived from the photographs in a high school yearbook, and initiated his efforts to distill art from traditionally clichéd subjects. In the 1990s, when political themed art works were favored, Currin used bold depictions of busty young women, mustachioed men and asexual divorcés, setting him apart from the rest. Magazines were used for inspiration for his paintings. The well-to-do middle-aged women were the focus of the gallery in 1992. By the late 1990s, Currin's ability to paint subjects of kitsch with technical facility met with critical and financial success, and by 2003 his paintings were selling for prices in the high six figures. He has done a series of figure paintings dealing with pornographic themes in order to see if he could make them look better in a painting.There are retrospective exhibitions at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, as well as the permanent collections of the Hirshhorn Museum and Garden Sculpture and the Tate Gallery. The Whitney retrospective of 2004 showcased the development of his career through over 40 paintings. At the time, Rachel Feinstein was living in a self-made gingerbread house as a performance piece. Feinstein works in sculptural work. They were married three years after they were engaged at a show in Paris. They have three children. He says she is his muse.He stated that he could connect with some principles that moved his art along and that he had some freedom from his own personality. Feinstein has appeared in many of the paintings as a recognizable face and as a body model. The Honeymooners, <mask> and Rachel Feinstein, a book of their works, was published in 2002. It includes an interview. They were described as the ruling power couple in the art world by the New York Times. In an interview, he described his relationship to his work as ambisexual. If there is a reverse logic to my work, the pictures of men are about men and the pictures of women are about me.He has looked at 16th century Northern European paintings. His inspiration come from Old Master portraits and pin-ups, as well as his muse and wife, Feinstein. His paintings hold conversation between the grotesque and the beautiful, and range inspiration from classical artists such as Fragonard and Bouchard. Danish pornography was cited as a source material for his work. Specific images published by Color Climax Corporation have been identified as sources for more pornographic paintings, including compositions and small details. The David Roberts Art Foundation, London, England, Absentee Landlord, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and The Deer, Le Consortium Dijon are all related to Compendious Quest for Beauty. That's Not Made For That, David Roberts Foundation, London, England Paint Made Flesh, Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester, Rochester, NYThe Museum of Modern Art, Vienna, Austria, is home to Good Art, mumok. London, England Insight?, and Moscow, Russia What is painting? The Museum of Modern Art in New York is home to Contemporary Art from the Collection. Medium Messages, Wooster Gardens, New York, NY, and Look at the Window, Museum Het Kruithuis, Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands are all part of the event. 1992 figurative work from the permanent collection of the Duke University Museum of Art.

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texts: <mask> was a brigadier general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War. He was born in Centerburg, Ohio, but moved to Iowa, Tennessee and Arkansas before the Civil War. He was a lawyer in Arkansas. <mask> was a member of the Arkansas Senate for one term after he resumed his practice of law. <mask> was born in Centerburg, Ohio. <mask> and <mask> were farmers. <mask> attended Ohio Wesleyan University at the age of 18 with both of his parents dead.The future Confederate general was a student. <mask> studied law in Tennessee. He was admitted to the bar in 1858. He moved to Lake Village in the same year. Lake Village became the county seat of Chicot County, Arkansas, which had a strong slave-based economy. <mask> began purchasing real estate in the area. <mask> was a candidate to become a delegate to the Arkansas Secession Convention.<mask> did not own slaves, but he was still a supporter of independence. The Chicot Rangers were raised by <mask> to support the cause. The captain of cavalry in the Arkansas militia was <mask><mask>. <mask> became the captain of Company "A" of the 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles on June 14, 1861. He was a member of this unit at the Battle of Wilson's Creek. The Battle of Pea Ridge was one of the events that led to the transfer of the regiment to service east of the Mississippi River. In Kentucky and east Tennessee, in the Tullahoma Campaign, and under Lieutenant General E. Kirby Smith, the regiment fought on foot.<mask> became the major on April 14, 1862, the lieutenant colonel on May 1, 1862, and the colonel on September 20, 1863, after the Battle of Chickamauga. <mask> received praise from a brigadier general for his efforts at Chickamauga. On March 5, 1864, <mask> was appointed a brigadier general. He held brigade commands in the Confederate Departments of the Gulf and of Alabama and East Mississippi. The garrison is at Mobile, Alabama. His brigade became part of the Army of Tennessee in May of 1864. They fought in three campaigns.At the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee, six Confederate generals were killed and six others were wounded. He didn't report the wound. He was part of the brigade that helped cover the Confederate retreat from the Battle of Nashville. In February 1865 he returned to command a brigade. <mask> lost his leg at the Battle of Bentonville, North Carolina, on March 19, 1865, when he was struck by a cannonball. On May 29, 1865, <mask> was paroled for Reconstruction and Return to Chicot County. By June 1865, <mask> was back in Chicot County.He had a wooden leg that he would use the rest of his life. President Andrew Johnson did not respond to the appeals in August and May of 1865. On November 13, 1865, he received a full Presidential pardon. <mask> was elected to represent several counties in the Arkansas Senate. After only a few months, the mostly former Confederate group was dismantled by Radical Reconstruction authorities. <mask> owned real estate in Chicot County. Martha "Mattie" Jean Wallace was married to <mask> on November 24, 1868.They had five children. Anne "Annie" Franklin is a neighbor and wife of one of <mask>' business associates. Franklin moved to England to have her child. Franklin listed herself as "Mrs. <mask>, widow" on subsequent censuses, though the two never married. The grave of <mask> <mask> is at Lake Village Cemetery. There is a List of American Civil War Generals (Confederate) Notes References. The Civil War Diary of <mask> <mask> is Worthy of the Cause for Which They Fight.The University of Arkansas Press was published in 2011. The Dictionary of the Civil War. New York: McKay was first published in 1959. Mark Mayo, III is also known as Boatner. The Dictionary of the Civil War. McKay published his first book in 1959. The Civil War High Commands were written by John H. and David J. Eicher.Longacre, Edward G. "<mask>, <mask>" is a book about the Civil War. New York:Harper & Row. James M. Battle Cry of Freedom was written during the Civil War. There is a history of the United States in Oxford. New York: Oxford University Press. Who were in the Civil War? Facts On File was published in New York.The lives of the Confederate commanders. The Louisiana State University Press was published in 1959.

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texts: <mask>n is a Brazilian model, TV host and businesswoman who has worked for many brands. She has appeared on the covers of magazines in Brazil, Italy, and South Africa. She owns her own clothing, jewellery, cosmetics and accessories brand and co-hosted a daytime TV show in Brazil. The model with the longest legs was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records. She was named one of the most beautiful women in the world in 2001. She has starred in advertisements and walked the runway for designers such as Giorgio Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Betsey Johnson, Kenzo, Hanae Mori, Emanuel Ungaro, Lorenzo Riva, Leonard, Lolita Lempicka, Yves. She walked in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2002 and starred in the video "What is Sexy?"Michael Bay directed it. In June 2004, she walked the runway for her own line of animal print bikinis in partnership with the brand Sais de Cor, carrying an Albino Python snake wrapped around her neck. He wanted to walk the runway with a snake. She gave lessons on how to walk like a model for girls from the favela of Helipolis, in So Paulo, for a fashion show that was held in the community on 27 August, within the social programming that Rede Record network performed in several places of So. There were two fashion shows for the girls, one with wedding dresses and the other with clothes made by a group of seamstresses from the community of Helipolis. She was the poster-girl and ambassador of the Tic Tac Mega Model, a contest to find new models in Brazil. She walked the runway for the first time in ten years at the closing show of the fashion week in Luanda.She walked the runway in a dress by Fiu Negru that was specially made for her. Her brand made R$400 million by the year after it was launched. She has her own clothing, perfumes, bags, jewellery, watches, shoes, eyeglasses, sunglasses and cosmetics lines. In Brazil, her nail polish sold more than 6 million units. Between Europe, Asia and the American continent, her eyeglasses brand is sold in over 55 countries. In So Paulo, <mask>n opened her first physical clothing store in the neighborhood of Lapa. She opened her store in the city of Bauru in the state of So Paulo.Her brand has six stores in So Paulo and Paran. She launched her channel on May 2nd. In 2004, she accepted the invitation of the Brazilian TV network Rede Record to present a fashion segment in the TV show Tudo a Ver. She co-hosted the daytime TV show "Hoje em Dia" with Britto Jr and Eduardo Guedes on Rede Record from 2005 to 2009. She replaced Eliana on Tudo  Possvel on Sunday afternoons on Rede Record. In 2012 she hosted the reality show Top Model, o Reality, which was part of her show Tudo  Possvel and inspired by Brazil's Next Top Model and America's Next Top Model. She was a host and not a judge on the contest.She co-hosted the daytime TV show Programa da Tarde with Britto Jr and Ticiane Pinheiro. Magician Mario Kamia was one of the regular guests on her show. Kamia used Hickmann as his assistant, sawing her in half using a Buzz Saw, in some of his illusions. She co-hosted "Hoje em Dia" with César Filho and Ticiane Pinheiro. The model with the longest legs was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as "The model with the longest legs out of a total height of 73". The title is no longer listed in the Guinness Book. Her legs are actually 120 cm long and she measured them on live TV.She also speaks English, German, Italian, French and Spanish. She was in the top 10. No. 47 and No. There were 85 women on the Hot 100 in 2004. She married a former model at the age of 16. The couple's first child was born in August of 2013. On March 7, 2014, she gave birth to their son.On 21 May 2016 <mask> was a victim of attempted murder when de Pdua invaded the hotel room where she was and fired at her, her sister-in-law and her brother-in-law. Her sister-in-law took two shots and was hospitalized. A fan of <mask> was shot and killed at the scene. There are external links to filmography.

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texts: <mask><mask> was an American film and television stop motion model. <mask> has contributed some of the best stop motion sequence to many feature films, compared to the work of other premier model animators. Some of <mask>'s earliest animation work can be seen in the 1970 16mm student film Equinox, which was expanded from a short film to a feature-length film by Jack H. Harris and re-titled The Beast for VHS video release in the 1980s. Although he had been working for years in animation, mostly doing commercials like the Pillsbury Doughboy, <mask> made a splash in movie viewers when he animated the "Nesuahyrrah" monster who appears at the climax of the semi-porn low-brow parody comedy Flesh Gordon produced by Howard An animation sequence from a long-time <mask> friend was featured in the film. In 1972 a Volkswagen commercial was made in which King Kong spots a giant version of the car from his Empire State Building perch in New York. Climbing down from the building, Kong puts his human "date" into the passenger seat, gets in the car, and drives away.The spot was pulled from network TV because VW executives did not like the image of an ape driving their car. The model animation for The Crater Lake Monster was provided by <mask> and Jim. The aliens in Laserblast were animated by him. <mask> lent his VW Kong model for display at the Roosevelt Hotel across the street from Mann's Chinese Theater, where he helped organize an event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of King Kong. The story of the little flying saucers for the hit feature-length theatrical film Batteries Not Included was originally intended to be an episode of Spielberg's Amazing Stories TV series. <mask> and his crew were nominated for an Academy Award in 1985 for their work in Barry Levinson's film. His production company did visual effects and model animation for a movie in 1992.<mask> worked on the stop motion effects for The Primevals until his death from cancer in 1999. In the late sixties, he pitched an epic fantasy to Hammer film executives. He began production with Charles Band in 1978 after developing the idea over the years. The film was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Chris Endicott, an <mask> associate, is trying to get the rights to the film from Charles Band and complete the film. During the 1980s and 90s, <mask> Allen and his associates produced animation and other effects for a series of Charles Band produced and directed fantasy films for Paramount Pictures. Some of the films in this series are the Puppet Master films, the Prehysteria series, the Demonic toys films, and various impressive one-shot productions such as the skeletons of dinosaurs that come to life and do battle in the film Doctor Mordrid.Chris Endicott is the helmed by <mask>'s production company. <mask> was married to Donita in 1995. The dispute between <mask> and Taylor was caused by <mask> dating a woman named Valerie Taylor intermittently in 1985. Taylor was arrested in 1996 for a 1979 murder in South Carolina after police found enough evidence to charge her. Taylor served two years for self-defense. The divorce of <mask> and <mask> took place in 1998. The Primevals is a special effects project from Charles Band.1993 Prehysteria! is a special effects animation and 1993 Freaked is a stop motion animation. Animators from California have died from cancer.

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texts: <mask>-Hagborg was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is best known for her project Stranger Visions, a series of portraits created from DNA she recovered from discarded items, such as hair, cigarettes and chewing gum. She used face-generating software and a 3D printer to create a speculative 3D portrait after determining gender, ethnicity and other factors. Her work has been noted as provocative because of its lack of legal precedent. Dr. Dewey-Hagborg is an information and bio artist who explores the intersection between art and science. She participated in computer science classes when she was a student at the Information Arts program at the college. She received a Bachelor of Arts.In 2003 there was a degree. While studying artificial intelligence, Dewey-Hagborg obtained a Master of Professional Studies. In 2007, I received my Interactive Telecommunications degree from New York University. There was a robotic performance art show here. Lighter than Air was an experiment in constructing an autonomously flying robot. The question "Can computers be creative?" was explored by Dewey-Hagborg as a final project at NYU. There is an exhibit called Spurious Memories.She created unique representations of the human face through mass exposure to facial images by developing an automated face categorizing and generating software program. Dewey-Hagborg graduated with a PhD in electronic arts. Her areas of interest are art and technology, multimedia, digital photography, research-based art and programming, and computer science. Dewey-Hagborg taught art and technology at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and was an assistant professor at the Interactive Telecommunications Program at the NYU Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. Dewey-Hagborg is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Interactive Media at NYU Abu Dhabi. Communication and Technology is one of her courses. Totem Dewey-Hagborg's Totem was a site specific multimedia sculpture.Totem was designed to explore the implications of language and artificial intelligence using machine learning technology. Exploiting audio surveillance techniques to eavesdrop on and record conversations at the installation site was done by Dewey-Hagborg. Influenced by Hebbian theory, she programmed the sculpture's computer to generate speech based on the most frequently occurring language structures. The least frequently elicited words would fade or be dropped from the sculpture's spoken vocabulary over time. The remaining units were spoken at random intervals. Totem failed to connect human speech, meaning, and technology in a profound fashion because of audio difficulties and its fragmented, randomly generated speech, according to Martha Schwendener of The New York Times. There is a science-based, artistic exploration using DNA as a starting point for realistic, computer generated 3-D portraits.She wondered how much information could be understood about a person using genetic material left behind by strangers in New York City. I was struck by the idea that hair, skin, saliva, and fingernails become a real liability for us as we constantly shed them in public. They could be mined for information by anyone. She wanted to create realistic sculptures of anonymous people using clues from their genes to spark a debate about the use and misuse of genetics. As part of her research for Stranger Visions, she took a three-week crash-course in biotechnology at the Genspace laboratory in New York where she learned about the significant amount of personal information that an amateur biologist could learn about someone. She began the process of analyzing the samples she collected. The hair sample is treated with a gel that removes hair and a primer developed to help locate eye color or gender along the genome.In order to complete a portrait, she might repeat this process up to 40 times, looking for genetic variations that affect eye color, hair color, and racial ancestry. She uses a technique called Polymerase Chain Reaction, orPCR, to amplify, or copies, specific regions of the genome after she extracts the DNA strands from the samples. The amplified regions of the genome make it possible to identify single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs, which contain variables in the base pairs that give clues to a person's individual genetic make up. The results are sent to a company for analysis. She used a service called 23andMe. She gets a text file full of information about the unique positioning of the 4 bases that make up the sections of the genome she is interested in. The data is entered into a computer program.The program interprets the code and gives her a list of her personality quirks. She takes as many as 50 of them and enters them into a program to make 3-D portraits. She was able to reuse an existing facial recognition program from Switzerland. She reworked the program to make faces. The resulting model changes the appearance of the face with the help of genetic information. After generating several different versions of the face, she chose the one she liked the most. Critics question whether or not the work crosses ethical and legal boundaries.There is a distinction between an artist's right to express societal concerns through artwork and the act of collecting personal, genetic information without informed consent. It doesn't mean that people have given up their right to decide how the information is used. The Human Tissue Act of 2004 in the United Kingdom prohibits private individuals from collecting biological samples for analysis. Laws regarding the collection and use of DNA samples in the United States are not consistent among the states and rarely address the private sector. New York is the only state that outlaws most DNA testing without written consent. Others worry about the misuse of the information, fearing discrimination based on existing medical or mental health issues or a predisposition for disease-related illnesses or "unreasonable" searches of DNA evidence by law enforcement. Dewey-Hagborg said that one scientist and one gallery turned down her proposal because it would cause a fright.Critics focus on the biohacking movement. Ellen Jorgensen is a supporter of projects like Stranger Visions that engage the public and make the new technology more accessible. D.I.Y. conducts unregulated experiments that can have unforeseen consequences. Non-traditional laboratory settings are where amateur biologists were developed. Others include Daniel MacArthur, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and John D. Hawks, an anthropologist at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Although it is possible to identify certain genetic markers linked to facial structures, scientists have not yet isolated all the genes and their variations needed to produce an accurate likeness with a computer simulation. Meyer, who analyzed the data from Dewey-Hagborg's website concludes: So far as I can tell, she's working with sex; ancestral groups that are usually very broad, and in any event only reflects half of the individual's DNA.In many cases, one or more of the predictions are probably going to be wrong, as hundreds of thousands of people would fit these descriptions even if each of her predictions were accurate. The environment, the nature of interpreting the data, and the limitations of computer technology all affect the outcome. Her work is similar to a sketch artist. 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As a result of her work with Stranger Visions, Dewey-Hagborg was contacted by an assistant medical examiner in Delaware.The portrait of the unidentified woman was developed as part of the project. She agreed to help with the case. Dewey-Hagborg viewed working on the case as the only use for this type of face-generating technology, as the resulting portrait could only be as accurate as existing technology allowed. I think it's worth it if you can add anything to her description and increase the chance that her loved ones will find her. Critics of Dewey-Hagborg's involvement in the Delaware case are concerned about what they call "D.I.Y. The role of civilians in state investigations has been questioned. The development of two products to eliminate DNA traces is the result of Invisible Dewey-Hagborg's work with Stranger Visions.Erase is a spray that cleans surfaces of DNA evidence. A spray consisting of a blend of genes designed to introduce foreign DNA evidence to the surface, therefore masking any of the original DNA remaining in that area is called Replace. Dewey-Hagborg sees these as a citizens' defense against the state. The exhibition A Becoming Resemblance opened at Fridman Gallery in New York City. The 3-D printed portraits of Manning were based on cheek swabs and hair clippings that Manning sent her while she was in prison. The 30 portraits that Dewey-Hagborg created were based on Manning's maternal DNA, their variations in skin color and features presented the malleability of DNA data, and Radical Love, two portraits that Manning selected because they best conveyed her appearance at the time of her gender. 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The Exploratorium in San Francisco, California has a permanent museum collection. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the New York Historical Society have permanent collections of Radical Love. The Monitor Digital Festival in Guadalajara, Mexico, PS1 MoMA, Long Island City, New York, the New York Public Library in New York City, and the Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland have all exhibited Dewey-Hagborg's work. The works that have been produced by Dewey-Hagborg include: trace recordings:surveillance and identity in the 21st century at the UTS Gallery, Ultimo New South Wales, Australia Cyber In Securities, and Washington, D.C. The Domestic Arts Building is in Hamilton Township, New Jersey. QF Gallery, East Hampton, New York has DNA and Dust with Paul Hazelton.Unlanguage is a computer interactive installation. The MoMA is in Long Island City, New York. Selected grants and awards include the 2008 Artist's Residency and Grant, Sculpture Space, New York. 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texts: Tffe, also known as Tfting, is a former professional footballer and an assistant coach. Tfting made a lot of rash tackles. He started his career with AGF Aarhus and went on to play for a number of German and English clubs. He was a member of the team that won the 2006 Danish Cup. He scored 2 goals in 41 matches he played for the Danes. Tfting and Thomas Gravesen played together on the national team from 1998 to 2002, playing in the Euro 2000 and 2002 World Cup. At the age of 10, Tfting joined the largest club in the city, Aarhus Gymnastikforening, a club he would frequently return to.In 1989 he made his senior debut in a 1–0 victory against Aalborg and in 1992 he won the Danes Cup. The first time he appeared for the national football team was in January 1993. Tfting left AGF in June 1993 for a transfer fee of DEM 500,000. He was injured in the first three games of the 1993–94 season. Due to league restrictions on the number of foreign players in the starting line-up, he had a hard time getting into the first team. He played 12 games for Odense in the last half of the 1993–94 Superliga season as they finished in fourth place. He was on loan to AGF for the first half of the 1994–95 Superliga season.He was once again sent to AGF in April 1995 after playing three games for HSV. Tfting returned to AGF on a permanent contract in June 1995 in a transfer deal worth 1.2 million. He was named the Man of the Match as he led AGF to victory in the Danish Cup for the second year in a row. Tfting moved from AGF to Odense on a free transfer after his contract expired. He was suspended from the club in October 1997 because he didn't get along with the coach. Tfting agreed to a 1 million move to the defending Superliga champions, but as Odense increased their asking price, the move fell through. In January 1998 he moved back to Germany to play for MSV Duisburg.Duisburg reached the 1998 German Cup final, where they were defeated, despite being promoted in the 1997–98 season. A 20-day suspended jail sentence was given to Tfting in June 1999. He continued at Duisburg without being reprimanded by his manager. Tfting was on loan to AGF in the last part of the 1999–2000 Superliga season, as Duisburg were dead last in the tournament. He moved back to his former club after his contract with Duisburg expired. He took part in a tournament. Tfting moved to England in February 2002 after Kurt Jara took over as manager of the club.Tfting wanted to play in the 2002 World Cup for the Danes. He had an injury in his fourth game for the Trotters and had to miss two months. He was called up for the 2002 World Cup after playing in the last game of the 2001–02 Premier League season. He was injured after the 2002 World Cup. His playing time was reduced to one league game and an appearance in the English League Cup during the first months of the season, as he struggled to get a place in the starting line-up. He played in several games in the winter of 2002, but did not play in the January 2003 FA Cup game. The proprietor of "Café Ketchup" was head-butted by Tfting after the 2002 World Cup.He was sentenced to four months in jail for the incident. He got his contract reduced after his conviction. He was in jail from April to July of 2003 He moved to China to play football after being released early from prison. He came back to AGF in February 2004 after his Taida contract expired. Tfting received two fines of DKK 1,000 each after he pushed a man in the chest following a traffic dispute. Tfting was fired from AGF in December of 2004.He signed a contract with a Swedish club. In January 2006 Tfting moved back to Danes to play for the second tier of football in the country, the 1st Division. Tfting helped the club get promoted to the 2006–07 Danish Superliga championship. On December 1, 2007, Tfting ended his playing career with a 0–2 defeat to Viborg FF. Tfting was one of the players selected to represent the Danes at the 1992 Summer Olympics. The team didn't advance beyond the group stage, but he played in all three matches. On January 30, 1993, he made his debut with the Danes in a 2–2 friendly match against the United States.He made his debut under Richard Mller Nielsen. He played in a 1994 World Cup qualification game. He was called up for the Danes again in June 1996 after a three-year hiatus. He played the last 21 minutes of the 0–3 loss to Croatia that eliminated the Danes from the Euro 1996 tournament. Tfting was left out of the Danes national team again after Bo Johansson was appointed as their new coach. Tfting was called up for his fourth international appearance in May 1998. When he was selected for the 1998 World Cup, he was once again part of a Denmark squad.He played 60 minutes in two of the five matches before the Danes were eliminated. He was a mainstay in the team after the World Cup, only missing one game in 1999 and 2000. He was a member of the Euro 2000 team. The team was eliminated from the group stage after giving up eight goals in three games. After Euro 2000, Tfting kept his place in the Danes. He was included in the Danes squad for the 2002 World Cup after only missing five games due to international retirement. During the 2002 World Cup, the weekly gossip magazine Se & Hr ran a story about Tfting, who was 13 at the time, returning home from school to find his parents dead.His mother had been shot by his father. Tfting had not yet told his children about the secret. The chief editor of Se & Hr was fired. Tfting played for the Danes at the tournament. He announced his international retirement after the 0–3 defeat to England in the first knock-out round, having played a total of 41 international games for the Danes. While he was a player, Tfting took on the role of an assistant to the coach. After Colin Todd was hired as head coach in the Summer of 2007, Tfting remained as an assistant coach, but when John Faxe Jensen was hired as manager in January 2009, Tfting's contract was not renewed.He was the new assistant coach at AGF Aarhus. The club was demoted during the AGF year. Tfting left the club at the same time. References include: National team profile AGF profile Danish Superliga statistics FootballDatabase career stats <mask> Tfting fan club 1969 births The players are from BK Hcken and Tianjin Jinmen Tiger F.C. Footballers at the 1992 Summer Olympics and the 1998 and 2002 World Cup.


texts: <mask>-Poqu was a major figure of Conceptual art in Catalonia during the 1960s. He's lived in London since 1968. Growing up in Barcelona, <mask>-Poqu studied painting at the School of Fine Art. He was a major figure in the Catalan Conceptual art during the 60s. After studying at the Royal College of Art in London, he moved to Paris and New York. He received his PhD in Fine Art Painting from the University of Barcelona in 1995 with a thesis entitled The Conceptual Dimension in Art: Theory as an Inherent Component of the Practice of Painting. He was the Head of Fine Art at the college from 1990 to 2004.He has exhibited all over the world. In 1965, Ramos-Poqu was awarded a fellowship from the French Government to work in Paris and was given a studio at the Cité internationale des arts in Paris. Although they have a post-Pop Art feel, their employment of a personal code and use of mechanical, automatic and lyrical formal elements defy categorization. In 1967, his work was exhibited in the Gallery of the Institute of North American Studies in Barcelona. During his time in New York, Ramos-Poqu had a studio. The generation of Catalan artists of the 1960s who migrated to Paris, London and New York include fellow artists such as Antoni Llena, who also spent time in London. Ramos-Poqu's works from this decade include a series of juxtaposing dynamic forms with the use of industrial spray paint to allude to mechanical progress.He produced a series of objects that were found in the consumer market. They show the impact of Pop Art on his work. The small scale and poetic associations of many of these assemblages from the 60s echo the objects by Joan Mir and the boxes by Joseph Cornell, as pointed out by the author Gerald L. Bruns and the art critic. There is a spirit of revolt in other assemblages. In September 1968 he staged an exhibition and installation of his Arte Povera 'found objects' displayed in boxes and Conceptual Art pieces, consisting of 'photographs of ideas', at the Arts Lab in London. He is considered a progenitor of Conceptual Art in Catalonia by the Catalan Art Critic and Historian. Geometric colour field paintings show the influence of North-American Post-painterly abstraction, especially Barnett Newman and Kenneth Noland.He reached a post-Bauhaus geometric synthesis that was based on theories of visual perception. While in Paris he met Mordecai Ardon, a teacher of Paul Klee, and in Chicago he met Gyrgy Kepes, a teacher of Moholy-Nagy. His work was impacted by encounters with other people. He had a passion for geometry throughout his career. He started teaching in London in the 70s. He gave a series of demonstrations at the National Gallery and several art colleges because of his knowledge of painting techniques. He founded the Essendine Art Centre in London, where he taught advanced printmaking, life drawing and painting to young art college graduates.The technique of icon painting was the focus of one of the courses. A book on this subject was published after the success of the course. It has been translated into seven other languages. Ramos-Poqu refers to his intimate works of the 1980s as'symbolic paintings' which were followed during the 90s by a series driven by urban inspiration known as 'Satirical and Metaphysical Urban paintings'. During this time, he explored the possibilities of this new digital medium, having already produced lithographs and etchings. His photomontages were displayed in London. They were reviewed in many London papers.He designed the book covers for the Open University course. His work was exhibited in London and Belfast. There were examples of his works from the 60s which he had exhibited in Paris in 1965, at the Cité internationale des arts. The works' unique approach to technique which incorporated egg tempera, sand, acrylic and objects from a mirror to a clock face was noted by the art critic. She pointed out his references to works by the Old Masters. In his recent mixed-media collages 'found objects', text and fragments of reproductions by the old masters interact with the other elements of the composition. Found objects include dried flowers and leaves, insects, feathers, bottle tops and mirrors, broken clocks, pieces of embroidery, threaded paper, fragments of text or musical scores, and crystals.The artist's work as a painter as well as his early collages and assemblages relate to the values of all of these elements. They affirm that the old masters are still an inspiration to contemporary artists. Professor David Jasper is an expert in the field of Hermeneutics at the University of Glasgow. In the complex and riddling collages of <mask> Ramos-Poqu, we might glimpse a recovery of the art of memory as it is based in the sense of sight, and in its further verbalisations, a haunting presence of the divine. 1966: Paris: Cité internationale des arts, Paris (one-man show) The Ivan Spencer Gallery is in Ibiza, Spain, and the One Eleven Gallery is in New York. 1982: Paris: Galerie des Beaux Arts; 1984: London: Chenil Gallery; 1985: London: Royal Horticultural Halls.1992: London: Tricycle Art Gallery (one-man show), 1994: Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank. The Mall Galleries (Federation of British Artists 1996: London: Eurofair'96), Royal Horticultural Halls (one-man show) and the University ofBrighton Art Gallery were all part of the show. June and December collectives. 2008: London: Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2008: London: Royal Overseas League Club. Serra D'Or, 1972 The man is called 'L'art catal contemporani'. Edicions 62 Barcelona was published in 1970.372,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  The Histria de l'art catal Vol. was written by José Corredor Matheos. Edicions 62, 1996, Precursors de del art Povera, manifestacions de lo efmer, els objectes de Ramos-Poqu, pp. 'Guillem Ramos-Poqu' was written by José Corredor-Matheos. Digital Photomontages: Paris Barcelona London-1965–2001 ('Foreword' del catleg, 2001), publicat per la Colville Gallery de londres. Laura Plana is the author of 'Guillem Ramos-Poqu: Introducci i revisi cronolgica de la obra'. "Environmentally friendly" (with 4 colour reproductions) is on Page 16.Computer Arts Magazine (Future Publishing, Bath BA1 2BW UK): Issue 17: April 1998. The Daily Telegraph newspaper has a connected colour supplement. Paul Fisher wrote "Caught in the Gallery Door" in Creative Technology Magazine. April 1998. Art Review Magazine (London EC1A 9LB UK): May 1998. "Computers... The Last Frontier" is a page. Art Review Magazine (London EC1A 9LB UK): June 1998."Computers... The Last Frontier" is a page. The Times Higher Education Supplement: Digital was published on 27 November 1998. The Times Higher Education Supplement: Digital was published in October 1999. "Beyond Words" is the cover for the "Social Work & Social Policy" catalogue. SAGE Publications was in London in 2000. There is a colour reproduction of a work. The Times Higher Education Supplement, 25 May 2001: Page 12: "Poetry in Motion" (1 colour reproduction).John Windsor's "The Digital Masters" is on page 49 of The Irish News. The exhibition was reviewed at the art gallery. Artists in Britain Since 1945 is a colour reproduction. David Buckman. Art Dictionaries is located in Bristol. 2006 "The Paint Box Era": Artists in the Digital Art Museum, Berlin.

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texts: The influential abbot of Chan Buddhism during the Tang dynasty was <mask>. The earliest recorded use of the term "Chan school" was in his Extensive Records. Master Ma's teaching style of "strange words and extraordinary actions" became paradigmatic Zen lore. His family name was Ma, meaning Ancestor Ma or Master Ma. He was born in southwest China. <mask> took the name "Jiangxi Daoyi" after living in Jiangxi during his master years. According to the Transmission of the Lamp, <mask> was a student of a person named Nanyue Huairang.This story is similar to the Vimalakirti Sutra and the Platform Sutra in downgrading purificative and gradualist practices instead of direct insight into the Buddha-nature. <mask>'s school became the dharma–successor. <mask> founded a monastery at Kung-kung Mountain in southern Kiangsi province, where he gathered scores of disciples. Since Huineng's teacher is regarded as a student and successor of Huineng, Mazu is depicted as a successor to Huineng. The connection between Huineng and Nanyue Huairang is questionable, being the result of later rewrites of Chan history. The most influential teaching master in the formation of Chan Buddhism is <mask>. While Chan became the dominant school of Buddhism during the Song dynasty, the earlier Tang dynasty and <mask> Daoyi's Hongzhou school became regarded as the "golden age" of Chan.The An Lushan Rebellion resulted in a loss of control by the Tang dynasty and metropolitan Chan began to lose its status. These are the beginnings of the Chan we know today. Their origins are obscure and their power is shown by the fact that they all trace themselves to the same place. The school used "shock techniques such as shouting, beating, and using irrational retorts to startle their students into realization". The traditional and still popular image of Chan masters is displaying irrational and strange behavior to aid their students. The loud belly shout known as katsu was a part of the image due to misinterpretations and translation errors. The Chinese word for "to shout" is "yelled 'katsu'", which means "yelled a yell".The oral records of Chan Master Daoyi from Jiangxi were collected and published. In order to shake his students out of routine consciousness, <mask> uses novel and unconventional teaching methods. <mask> is credited with the innovations of using katsu (sudden shouts), keisaku (unexpected strikes with a stick) and unexpectedly calling to a person by name as that person is leaving. This last is said to awaken original consciousness. <mask> was known to grab and twist the nose of a follower. His teaching methods challenged both habit and vanity, a push that might inspire sudden kensho. A well-known story depicts <mask> practicing Zazen but being reprimanded by his teacher.The idea of "becoming a Buddha" by means of any practice is lowered to the standing of a "means" to achieve an "end" according to Faure. A change in the role and position of monks in Tang society is reflected in the criticism of seated dhyana. The influence of Guifeng Zongmi, who tried to balance dhyana and insight, made seated dhyana an important part of the Chan tradition. If the rearguard isn't dead, how can you rest? ", Dahui Zonggao. The use of koans Appearances Mazu can be found in the early Chan anthology of lineage, encounter dialogue and koans: Transmission of the Lamp. The Gateless Gate was compiled in 1228.Records of Pointing at the Moon is one of the anthologies where <mask> appears. <mask> was fond of using the kan "What the mind is, what the Buddha is." Hearing this brought about an awakening for Damei Fachang. <mask> disagreed with this statement when he taught the kung'an "No mind, no Buddha". Other examples of kans in which <mask> figures are as follows: Successors Among <mask>'s immediate students were Baizhang Huaihai. His descendants through Baizhang included the celebrated successor Linji Yixuan (d.866). The Japanese sect, the Rinzai school, was derived from Linji Yixuan.The Guiyang school was named after Guishan Lingyou, who was a second line. The school has been critiqued for its subitism. The leader of both the Chn and the Huayan school claimed that the Hung-chou tradition believed everything to be true. According to Zongmi, the teaching of the Hung-chou school led to a radical nondualism that believed that all actions, good or bad, are expressing the essential Buddha-nature, but therefore denies the need for spiritual cultivation and moral discipline. It was a dangerously antinomian view as it eliminated all moral distinctions and made any actions as expressions of the essence of Buddha-nature. While Zongmi acknowledged that the essence of Buddha-nature and its functioning in the day-to-day reality are not the same, he insisted that there is a difference. Zongmi's paradigm preserved an ethically critical duality within a larger ontological unity to avoid the dualism he saw in the Northern Line and the antinomianism of the Hung-chou school.The Chinese scholars of Buddhism Chan Buddhist monks Tang dynasty had 709 births and 788 deaths.

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texts: Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph, also known as <mask>, is a rapper based in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. He moved to Atlanta with his mother when he was seven years old. His singles "X" and "No Heart" peaked within the top 40 on the Hot 100, and he gained international attention with the release of the collaborative project "Savage Mode" with Metro Boomin. He signed a recording contract with a record label. The album peaked at number two on the U.S. charts. "Bank Account" reached the number 12 spot on the Hot 100. Without warning was a collaborative album with Metro Boomin and Offset, with the song "Ric Flair Drip" peaking at number 13 on the Hot 100.Post Malone's song "Rockstar" was nominated for Record of the Year and Best Rap/Sung Performance at the 2019, as well as being number one on the Hot 100. His second album, I Am > I Was, became his first U.S. number one album and spawned a hit song, "A Lot." <mask>'s third album, Savage Mode II (2020), a sequel collaboration with Metro Boomin, went to the top of the charts and spawned the U.S. top 10 singles "Runnin" and "Mr. Drake is featured in " Right Now". ICE arrested 21 <mask> on February 3, 2019. He overstayed a H-4 visa that expired in 2006 and was revealed to be a British citizen. He was granted bond on February 12 and released the next day, pending the outcome of an expedited deportation hearing, which was initially scheduled for April 9, but was later postponed indefinitely, with 21 <mask>'s lawyers stating he was legally residing in the U.S. for several years prior to theOn October 22, 1992, Shéyaa Bin Abraham-Joseph was born at Newham University Hospital in the Plaistow area of London, the son of Heather Carmillia Joseph and Kevin Cornelius Emmons. His mother's family is from Dominica, while his father's family is from SaintVincent and the Grenadines. While his paternal grandfather was Haitian, his father and twin sisters continue to live in London, where his father works for a city council. He moved with his mother to Atlanta at the age of seven after his parents separated. He went back to the United Kingdom for his uncle's funeral at the age of 12 and then went back to Atlanta on an H-4 visa a year later. The mother of 21 <mask> had more children with Dr. Amsu Anpu, who was a British expatriate. He had a brother who died in a shooting after a drug deal.In the 7th grade, <mask> was banned from every school for having a gun. He was sent to a juvenile detention center after attending schools around the Atlanta metropolitan area. After being released from the juvenile detention center, he completed eighth grade through an alternative program before finishing a semester of high school, but dropped out in his freshman year due to multiple exclusions that he said "exhausted" him. He joined a local street gang that was affiliated with the Bloods gang and became a full-time drug dealer. He was arrested once for car theft, but he was also involved in other criminal activities such as robbery and car theft. Larry was killed in a gunfight when he was 19 years old. During an attempted robbery on his 21st birthday, his best friend, Johnny, was killed by rival gang members.Early releases, The Slaughter Tape, and Slaughter King, followed the death of his friend in a shooting on his 21st birthday. His uncle gave him money for studio time in order to subsidize his music career. DJ Plugg produced <mask>'s debut single, "Picky". The Slaughter Tape was released on May 25, 2015. Interview Magazine called him an "underground hero in Atlanta". On July 2, 2015, <mask> and Sonny Digital released Free Guwop. It is a tribute to another rapper.Slaughter King was released on December 1, 2015. In June of 2016 <mask> was named as one of the "Freshman Class" of the year. Atlanta-based record producer Metro Boomin collaborated with Atlanta-based rapper <mask> on a project. Their highest charting single to date was their highest international success and peaked at number 23 on the Billboard 200. He was on the cover of a magazine. The single "X" featuring Future is 21's first Platinum record. On January 18, he announced that he had joined the record label.His debut studio album was number two on the US Billboard 200. "Bank Account" peaked at number 12 on the Hot 100. He was featured on Post Malone's single "Rockstar", which peaked at number one on the Hot 100 and broke numerous records. It was <mask>'s first number-one song. Without Warning was a collaborative studio album by <mask>, Metro Boomin, and Offset. Critics liked Without Warning so much that it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465, it was 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 888-282-0465 "Ric Flair Drip" was the lead single.The song "I Am > I Was In April" was a guest song on the play Hear No Evil. He was on the single "Outstanding" later that month. On March 21, he was featured on the single "Rover 2.0", which is part of the "Simi" album. He was featured on Ty Dolla Sign's "clout", which was part of the deluxe edition of his album Beach House 3. A picture of a man in silhouette jumping in the air in the direction of a large fire was posted on his social media accounts. There is a "Parental Advisory" notice in the bottom right corner of the picture. Metro Boomin was also tagged in the post.It was speculated that it was a sequel to Without Warning. Metro's debut solo album, Not All Heroes Wear Capes, was the cover. There is a blurred out image of himself on the cover of <mask>'s album, I Am > I Was, which he captioned with a number of goat emojis. On the day after the album was supposed to be released, <mask> took to social media to apologize, saying "I forgot to drop my album my bad y'all". He announced a new date in December. The track-list was leaked by a record producer. On December 21, last year, <mask> released his second studio album, I Am > I Was.None of those acts are credited with being on the album. <mask>'s first US number one album, I Am > I Was, earned 131,000 album-equivalent units (including 18,000 pure album sales), making it the number one album in the US. "A lot" was led by J. Cole. The song peaked at number 12 on the US Hot 100 and earned him his first gramophone award. Only one song named "immortal" was released through the year. Metro Boomin and 21 teased the release of a sequel to their play called Savage Mode II in February 2020. The trailer for Savage Mode II was released on September 28, 2020, with a narration from Morgan Freeman, announcing the release date of October 2.There were two top-ten singles on the collaborative album, "Runnin" and "Mr. Drake is featured in " Right Now". "Let It Go" is a single from DJ Khaled's twelfth studio album. The official soundtrack to the film Spiral: From the Book of Saw was released on May 14, 2021. He was featured on the track "My Life" from J. Cole's sixth studio album, The Off-Season. The track reached the number two spot on the Hot 100. A musical style called "one of the last real street niggas left making music" by Metro Boomin is heavily autobiographic with an emphasis on violent and criminal aspects of his past.He is known for his "trademark villainous monotone drawl". The "Issa Back to School Drive" was held in August of 2016 in his home neighborhood of Atlanta. The drive gave away school supplies. He donated $21,000 to the cause after announcing the creation of the 21 Savage Bank Account Campaign on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. He stated that he started the 21 Savage Bank Account Campaign to help kids learn how to save money and open bank accounts. He donated $10,000 to an anti-bullying campaign at Atlanta's Continental Colony Elementary School. "I feel like it's important more than ever to give our next generation the tools to succeed in life, and that's why I'm launching a free online financial literacy education program for kids and teenagers stuck at home during the COVID-19 epidemic," he said on July 1,The program has a partnership with the Atlanta mayor to provide free tablets and internet to students in the city. His mother is a follower of the traditional West African religion If. He was in a relationship with model Amber Rose when he separated from her in May. There are legal issues and controversies surrounding the drug conviction of 21 <mask>. The movement called "Guns Down, Paintballs Up" was started in order to reduce gun violence by suggesting the use of paintball guns instead of lethal firearms. The head of the Detroit Police Department, James Craig, described the movement as "well-intentioned, however, misguided", after several incidents involving paintball guns later resulted in injuries, disorderly conduct involving large groups of people with paintball guns. Several cases of property crime and homicide have been linked to the movement.21 <mask> paid for the funeral of a 3-year-old who was killed in a related incident. There was controversy after 21 <mask> pulled out a gun at a pool party. A friend of 21 <mask> gave him the gun after he saw an opposing crew member pull out a pistol. "ASMR", a song from <mask>'s second studio album I Am > I Was, caused some controversy with its lyrics. The line "We been gettin' that Jewish money, everything is kosher" was included in the lyrics. The lyrics came under fire because they perpetuated negative Jewish stereotypes. The Jewish people are very wise with money, so that's why I said we were gettin' Jewish money.I'm sorry if I offended anyone, but I love everyone with all my heart. On February 3, just two days after releasing the music video for his single "A Lot", <mask> was taken into custody by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a vehicle was pulled over that contained him and his cousin. Nudy and the two other men were targeted in an operation involving charges of assault and violation of the Georgia Gang Act. <mask> claimed that he was also targeted in the operation. After his arrest, ICE revealed that he is a British national who has been in the United States without a visa since July 2006 21 <mask>'s management team says he has been trying to get his Visa renewed. Interview magazine reported in April of last year that the rapper's birthplace was Atlanta, Georgia, and in a 2016 interview with XXL Magazine, he said he was from Atlanta.His whole public persona is false according to a spokesman for ICE. He came to the U.S. as a teen and overstayed his visa. A birth certificate shows that 21 <mask> was born in Newham, London. He was 12 years old in July 2005 and had been in the U.S. from the age of 7 until his one-month departure. His attorney acknowledged that 21 <mask> had overstayed the expired visa, but said that he had not attempted to hide his background, and that the Department of Homeland Security had been aware that he had applied for a U visa a type of non- immigrant visa offered to crime victims. His case is still pending after he was released from ICE's custody. He is not allowed to travel outside of the US.<mask> turned himself in to authorities and was booked into a south Georgia jail in response to a warrant for his arrest for felony theft by deception. The rapper allegedly accepted a payment of $17,000 to appear at a concert but did not show up and did not give back the money. He was released on his own recognizance, pending a court hearing on the charge. In early 2020 there was a feud between <mask> and Young Chop. Chop stated that an unknown person fired at his car, but he was not injured, while he was trying to find where he lived. No other sources have confirmed whether or not this story is true and no gunshots were captured on the video in which he made the accusation. Love Sosa and I Don't Like, both of which were produced by Chop, were reworked by Big Sean, Jadakiss, and Pusha T.There is an animated mini-series named Year 2200 on the internet. The Off-Season Tour (2021) is co-headlining with I Am > I Was Tour.

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texts: <mask> was a lawyer and politician. <mask> was an unsuccessful candidate for Attorney General of Virginia in 1977 and was a Democrat for a short time in the Virginia House of Delegates. <mask> was educated in the city's public schools during the Great Depression, despite being born in Virginia. He had a wife and sons who would survive him. <mask> received a bachelor's degree from Virginia Tech. <mask> listed his job status as unemployed when he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps in 1943. 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The vestryman of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church was active in both the Boy Scouts of America and the R.E. Business and professional organizations are described below. The Massive Resistance crisis in Virginia politics began after <mask> was admitted to the Virginia bar.<mask> received a distinguished service award from the Jaycees in 1952. <mask> was first elected to the Virginia House of Delegates at the age of 28 and was re-elected multiple times until he ran for Attorney General and lost. <mask> served as chairman of the Educational Television Commission and was involved in the Potomac River Commission. <mask> was one of many members of a multi-member district, which eventually was numbered, but the number changed from District 60 in the 1962 election to District 59 in the 1964 election, and would become the 33rd during the 1970s. Due to the U.S. federal census results, and as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court's adoption of one-man, one-vote requirements equalizing district size, redistricting occurred several times. <mask> was elected to the Virginia's House of Delegates as a Democrat. He and George E. Allen, Jr. worked together for many years.W. Moscoe Huntley was replaced by E. 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In 1966, voters elected Pollard as Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, despite the fact that both Republicans failed to win re-election. Reynolds was elected to the Virginia Senate in 1967, replacing Bemiss, and Junie L. Bradshaw and E.B. remained from the previous decade. They were the only other veterans.The turbulent 1960s ended with a group of people from the city ofRichmond. In the 1970 legislative session, Bryan and Pendleton were replaced by Carl E. Bain and B<mask> Dunn. The seats were won by <mask>, Allen, Bain, Sheppard, and Philip B. Morris. Henrico County was represented by Ball and Ragsdale. Walter H<mask> replaced Bain as the 5th member of the delegation. The 1976 delegation included new members Franklin P. Hall and Richard S. Reynolds, as <mask> and Morris either left or failed to make the cut. <mask> initially supported the Byrd Organization, which was led by Mills Godwin, the last member of the organization to win an office.During the Massive Resistance crisis of the 1950s, <mask> voted for legislation that allowed the governor to close schools rather than allow them to be desegregated. The United States Supreme Court required equal size legislative districts in Davis v. Mann when federal courts and the Virginia Supreme Court invalidated the overt aspects of Massive Resistance. He regretted his previous support of Massive Resistance. <mask>, who had been the most popular among the delegates in the previous election, became the Democratic Party's candidate for Attorney General of Virginia on an eclectic ticket with Henry Howell as the party's gubernatorial candidate and moderate Chuck Robb as the candidate. <mask> had won the Democratic primary with over 30% of the vote. <mask> lost the general election because many African-American voters refused to vote for him. Through his legislative activities, <mask> supported development inRichmond through business associations such as the CentralRichmond Association and the Commonwealth Club.<mask> was the first chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission and served as chairman of the powerful House Appropriations Committee from 1973 to 1978. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, the Library of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, and the office of the Virginia Employment Commission were all supported by Delegate <mask>. <mask> died of Parkinson's disease in 2009, but his family is still alive. He was buried at Hollywood Cemetery after a service at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. There are people from Virginia who are members of the Virginia House of Delegates.

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texts: <mask> was the son of the 2nd <mask>. He worked for the conversion of England to the Catholic faith after becoming a member of the Passionist religious order. <mask> was born in London. The First Lord of the Admiralty was the son of <mask>. <mask> lived at the family's seat, Althorp, and was taught by his mother and governess. At the age of 9, he and his brother went to college together. <mask> was introduced to various practices of piety and asceticism by Richard Godley.The <mask>s removed him from the school at Christmas 1814 because they were dissatisfied with the education and evangelical influences. <mask>'s education was continued under the direction of Charles James Blomfield who provided a more classical education for the boy and prepared him for the sacrament of confirmation. <mask> went to Trinity College to study divinity. He spent a lot of time at Tywyn with his friend. <mask> enjoyed the company of a group of friends who often spent their days in conversation, taking tea and playing cards. Lady <mask> reprimanded her son for wasting time. <mask> received a first class honours degree after leaving Cambridge in 1819.<mask> set off for his "Grand Tour" with his parents after leaving university. <mask> was not happy about his encounter with continental Catholicism. <mask> undertook studies to prepare for ordination in the Church of England after returning from Europe. The career path that <mask> would take was expected of him. He used a Jewish scholar to teach him some Hebrew. <mask> was made a deacon on December 22, 1822. <mask> worked in a Sunday school for two years before becoming a priest.The charge of the parish of Brington was presented to him by his father. <mask> was devoted to the care of his parish and was often seen giving food, clothes and money to the sick and dying. <mask> had doubts about his faith while he was at Brington. He met many Methodists and other non-conformists in his own parish and explored each and every tradition. George struggled to find a basis for the doctrine contained in the 39 articles of the bible. <mask> began to read the writings of the early church Fathers during his holiday on the Isle of Wight. <mask> began to understand the difference between Catholic and Protestant thought after reading this reading.<mask> was encouraged to continue with his reading by several Catholic priests. <mask> received a letter from a correspondent in Lille. The correspondent suggested <mask> give more thought to Catholicism because he was aware of <mask>'s troubles. <mask> was set on the road to conversion after a meeting with Ambrose Phillipps de Lisle, an English convert to Catholicism. <mask> was received into the Catholic Church on January 30, 1830, after several encounters with de Lisle and a number of priests. <mask> went to Rome to study English in order to get away from the public eye and the blow to his parents. He came into contact with Nicholas Wiseman, who was the Cardinal at the time.<mask> met Dominic Barberi, the Passionist priest, who was enthusiastic about the conversion of England to the Catholic faith. <mask> had a great part to play in Barberi's life. During his studies at Rome, George wrote an account of his conversion from the Protestant to the Catholic faith that was published in the Catholic journals, and on the feast of St. <mask> was given particular care of a chapel in West Bromwich when he was a priest in England. He opened three schools, gave lectures on religion, and made many converts, as well as his usual activities in the parish. <mask> preached as far as St. Chad's, Manchester, and St. Mary's, Derby. <mask> proposed a Crusade of Prayer for the Conversion of England to France in the 18th century.Many of <mask>'s friends joined the campaign, and the news spread throughout Britain and the Empire. In May 1839, he was appointed spiritual director to the seminarians at Oscott College and in the same month preached at St. Chad's, Manchester on The Great Importance of a Reunion Between the Catholics and the Protestants of England and the Method of Effecting It. <mask> went to Oriel College in Oxford to ask John Henry Newman to join him in prayer. Newman sent <mask> away and refused to see him, but later apologized for this, saying he was rude to Mr. <mask>. It was one of the first thoughts which came to me after my shock, but I was too much annoyed with the political action of the members of the Roman Church in England to wish to have anything to do with them personally. I was happy to see him when he came to my rooms, but I was very rude to him, I would not meet him at dinner. The Catholic Church in England was reprimanded by Dr Baines for the activities of certain converts after <mask>'s 'Crusade' met with Newman's opposition.<mask> was back at work after taking a break. He went on a preaching tour of Ireland to beg the prayers of the Irish for their English brethren. <mask> was very happy to receive the blessing of Pope Pius IX, who granted a number of indulgences for those who would pray for England. <mask>'s Crusade was the first association with the unity of Christians and it is with this in mind that he is often hailed as the Apostle of Ecumenical Prayer. <mask> decided that it was God's will that he enter the Passionist Congregation, after considering the possibility that he might have a vocation to enter the religious life. <mask> received the Passionist habit from Dominic Barberi, who brought the congregation to England in 1841. He would be known as "Ignatian of Saint Paul" after receiving the religious name.<mask> called for prayers for the conversion of England when he began preaching in Britain and Ireland in the 19th century. <mask> was the provincial of the Passionist Congregation in England and Belgium when he heard of Barberi's death. <mask> went to Rome to get the approval of the pope for his work, but he also met with several prominent bishops, as well as with the Emperor of Austria. <mask> died alone in a ditch on October 1, 1864, after suffering a heart attack and being worn out with continual work, preaching and begging. <mask> returned from Scotland at the end of September. He went to visit an old friend. He left his luggage at the station and walked down the road to the house, where he died.He was buried with Dominic Barberi and Elizabeth Prout in the same churchyard. When <mask>'s body was exhumed in 1973, it was noted that he had terrible arthritis, but that his tongue had not rotted since his death. In March 2007, the Catholic Church announced that the first stage of <mask>'s cause for beatification had been completed and that all the necessary documents had been forwarded to Rome. The next step in this process would be a declaration from the Holy See that <mask> could be styled 'Venerable'; on 6 December 2010, the BBC reported that the Vatican had concluded that he had lived a life of "heroic virtue". Pope Francis declared <mask> "Venerable" on February 20, 2021. <mask> is in line for beatification, the third step of the path to canonization as a saint in the Catholic Church. The first step is based on the judgement of the local diocese.The next three steps require formal recognition by Vatican authorities, with two different miracles attributed to his intercession, for beatification and sainthood. There is a short account of the conversion of the Hon. And Rev. The letters in defence of various points of the catholic faith were written by G<mask> in the English College at Rome. The letter was written by <mask>. and Rev. <mask> was formerly a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church.Joseph's Church, Highgate, London Shrine Church of St. Anne and Blessed Dominic are located. 19th-century venerated Christians and 19th-century English Anglican priests were converted to Roman Catholicism by Pope Francis.

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texts: Brenda Wireko Mensah, also known as "<mask>", is an English singer, rapper and song writer. Her debut album, 2000and4Eva, was released in 2020, followed by her first commercial project, Be Runway, in 2019. Runway won the award for Best New International Act at the BET Awards and was nominated for the Brit Award for Rising Star. Mensah was born in 1992 and was raised in Hackney. She is of African descent. She lived on a street called "Murder mile" due to the high rates of crime. Runway sees her upbringing and experiences as her having to have thick skin, resilience and have instilled a fight in her which she is thankful for.Runway bleaches her skin at the age of 9 due to being bullied and having a negative chemical reaction to the product. Those moments have shaped her both as a person and an artist. When Runway went to a college in South London, she met a model who encouraged her to take pictures of herself and take charge of her situation. She said in an interview that she was interested in music at school but never thought of herself as a musician. Music technology taught her the basics of music production. Runway started making beats and freestyling with her friends. Runway said that she purchased a "DIY home studio" setup with her first pay cheque, which was where she was singing over self-produced beats and writing her own songs.She said that self-sufficiency taught her what musical sound she wanted to pursue. According to <mask>, former First Lady of the United States, Mrs. Obama, once visited her school where she performed for her and was told to keep pursuing a musical career and that she wanted to see her perform at the White House. In November 2015 and May 2016 the self-released EPs titled RNWY-01 and Bouji were released for the first time. In November 2016 <mask> released her first single "Butterfly". A music video was released with the song and was directed by <mask>. "What Do I Tell My Friends?" was released in September. There was a music video as well.The video was the first to pass over one hundred thousand views and was praised due to its message of exploitation of young females in the fashion industry. Metroplane's single "Word of Mouth" was released in February of 2018). It was signed to Virgin EMI Records. "2ON" was her major-label debut. Paper has a critics list of the Top 50 Songs of 2019. Toyota used the track in an advertisement for their C-HR Leave Ordinary Behind campaign. The single "Big Racks" featuring Brooke Candy was released in July of 2019.The first two singles of Be Runway were "2ON" and "Big Racks" featuring Brooke Candy. The video for "All Night" was released five days later, making it the third and final single. The single "Apeshit" was released on March 5, 2020 and was met with critical praise and immediate comparisons to "Missy" who would later co-sign the track. The song "Ain't It" was included on the soundtrack of VOLTA Football. In April 2020, <mask> was on the cover of Notion. On April 28, 2020, <mask> announced that her next single would be titled "Damn Daniel" and would be a collaboration with American singer and rapper Yung Baby Tate. The single and music video were released on April 30.Annie Mac's Future Sounds show featured the song as the "Hottest Record in the World" on 30 April. On July 10, 2020, a new version of Rina Sawayama's single "XS" was released. The single "Gucci" was released in July 2020. In September 2020, she released the single "Little Nokia", which was ranked the fourth best song of 2020 by Time. British magazine Hunger had a cover star in October 2020. In October 2020, Runway announced the release of her debut mixtape, 2000and4Eva, which was released on 6 November 2020. "Apeshit", "Damn Daniel", "Gucci", "Little Nokia", and "ATM" were supported by the singles.The music video for the fifth single, "ATM", was released on January 11, 2021. On January 25, 2021, a solo version of the song was released. The single, "Hot Hot", was released on 31 March 2021. "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" was a collaboration with English band Glass Animals. She was a part of the music video for "Have mercy" by Chle, as well as the Jimmy Edgar version of "Babylon" by Lady Gaga, which was released in September of 2021. At the 2021 MOBO Awards, <mask> performed "Hot Hot" and teased a new single, "Pressure". Artistry <mask> has expressed her sound as "genre-bending" as well as "genre fluid" with her material experimenting with a variety of genres including; pop, trap, dance, R&B, rock, and hyperpop.<mask> is in charge of her creative process despite being signed to a major label. Runway says that she tries to study genres that she doesn't listen to on a daily basis. When discussing <mask>'s sound, she emphasizes her disapproval with genre labelling, rejecting the labels of a rapper or an "R&B sensation" and claiming that if she weren't Black, she wouldn't be labelled as a "popstar". Madonna, Britney Spears, and the Neptunes are some of the biggest influences on her. There are references to 1992 births, Black British women rappers, 21st-century Black British women singers, English women pop singers, English rhythm and blues musicians, and English people of Ghanaian descent.

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texts: <mask> was a Palestinian businessman, activist, and philanthropist. He was born in Tiberias but was raised in Safed in Palestine. He obtained a degree in civil engineering from the American University of Beirut in 1941. The top public school students in Palestine attended the Government Arab College of Jerusalem. It was staffed by some of the best teachers in the Arab world. The highest standards were set for the students at the boarding school. They were only allowed one day off for sports and other recreation, and were expected to study all day.Some of the friends that have lasted to this day were established there. One of the more significant experiences of his life was when he attended the American University of Beirut as a sophomore in the college of engineering. He was being trained for his future profession as well as being exposed to a lot of political life. The Syrian nationalists, followers of Antun Sa'adeh, and the communists led by Khalid Bikdash were some of the political currents represented by AUB students. The man died on January 12th, 2010 after a long illness. In 1970, <mask> met Yasser Arafat, chairman of the PLO, at the house of a mutual friend. He developed a close relationship with Arafat after that time.In order to inform and explain the complexity of Lebanon's confessional politics to Arafat and his colleagues, the PLO enlisted the help of <mask>, Aql, and Khalidi. The civil war in Lebanon made <mask> an activist for peace and reconciliation between the various parties. In 1975, twenty-six Palestinians were shot to death in Lebanon in reprisal for the assassination of two of their bodyguards. He met with Abu Iyad at Walid Khalidi's house. The potential threat to Lebanon was understood by the Palestinian leadership. Abu Iyad asked the Maronite patriarch to condemn the killing publicly in order to prevent a further worsening of the situation. The patriarch agreed to make a statement on the radio that same evening after he was visited by a member of the Phalangist party.Pierre Gemayel, the leader of the Phalangist party, and Arafat were invited to lunch by the patriarchate to try to reconcile their communities. Arafat declined the invitation because it was too soon after the killings of Ayn al-Rumanah to meet with Gemayel. The meeting between the two leaders at the beginning of the conflict may have prevented a lot of the bloodshed and disaster that took place in the following days, months, and even years. In order to resolve conflicts or prevent their escalation, <mask> was involved in many other efforts. The war was caused by the conflict that was destroying the country. Arafat used to communicate with the United States via other channels, but he passed messages from the PLO to the United States administration. In 1982, after the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, Sabbagh went to Saudi Arabia to ask King Khalid to intercede with the United States in order to allow the PLO to leave.The PLO gave information to the United States about their conditions after the bombing stopped. During the 1970s and 1980s, <mask> provided crucial international contacts for Arafat, who was a member of both the Palestine National Council and the central council. His 1978 meeting with the Phalange provoked condemnation from the governments of Lebanon and Syria, as well as from the Palestinian opposition groups. Arafat was encouraged to push for a renewed peace initiative by his active support. In 1943, with four other contractors, he established the Consolidated Contractors Company in Haifa. Palestine's <mask> left in April 1948 and moved to Lebanon. In 1950, the region's largest multinational and one of the largest contractors was reestablished.He was ranked 16th on the world's richest Arabs. The Diana Sabbagh Foundation, one of the largest Arab charitable foundations, has supported institutions of higher education across the Arab world and the West, and has influenced a range of dialogue initiatives, notably in the United States at the Council on Foreign Relations. He was on the boards of the Arab Bank and the Institute of Palestine Studies, as well as co-founding the Welfare Association for Palestinians. The Dean of the Foreign Affairs Digital Archives has a video on <mask> <mask>'s website.

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texts: King of the Romans from 1314 to 1328, King of Italy from 1327 to 1328, and Holy Roman Emperor from 1328 were all named <mask> IV. <mask>' election as king of Germany in 1314 was controversial, as his Habsburg cousin Frederick the Fair was simultaneously elected king by a separate set of electors. <mask> and Frederick reconciled after <mask> defeated Frederick in the Battle of Mhldorf. <mask> tried to install an anti-pope and was excommunicated by the French Pope. <mask> was Duke of Upper Bavaria from 1294 to 1301 with his elder brother, and became Duke of Lower Bavaria in 1340, after being Margrave of Brandenburg from 1323 to 1329. When his wife Margaret took over those domains, he became Count of Hainaut, Holland, Zeeland, and Friesland. <mask> II was the son of <mask>, Duke of Upper Bavaria and Count Palatine of the Rhine, and the daughter of King Rudolph I.<mask> was co-regent of his brother Rudolf I in Upper Bavaria in 1301 with the support of his Habsburg mother and her brother, King Albert I, he quarreled with the Habsburgs over possessions in Lower Bavaria. After a civil war with his brother, peace was made at Munich in 1313. On November 9, <mask> defeated Frederick the Fair who was aided by duke Leopold I. He was raised by Frederick and used to be a friend. Even though the late Duke Otto III, the former King of Hungary, had chosen <mask>, armed conflict erupted when the young Dukes of Lower Bavaria (Henry XIV, Otto IV, and Henry XV) were given to Frederick. Frederick had to give up his teaching after he was defeated by <mask> in the Battle of Gammelsdorf. The reputation of the Bavarian Duke was increased after this victory.The death of Holy Roman Emperor Henry VII necessitated the election of a successor. Many prince-electors considered John to be too young and powerful because he was Henry's son. Frederick the Fair was the son of Albert I of the House of Habsburg. <mask> was the pro-Luxembourg party's candidate to prevent Frederick's election. The assembly of four electors was chaired by the Archbishop Henry II of Cologne. <mask>' brother, Rudolph I of the Palatinate, objected to the election of his younger brother, Duke Rudolph I of Saxe-Wittenberg, and Henry of Carinthia, whom the Luxembourgs had deposed as King of Bohemia. Frederick was chosen as King by the four electors.The second election was held after the Luxembourg party did not accept the first election. <mask> was elected as King by five different electors after the instigation of Peter of Aspelt. Duke John II of Saxe-Lauenburg, Margrave Waldemar of Brandenburg, and Archbishop Baldwin of Trier were among those who voted against the electoral vote. The new king, Frederick, was crowned at Bonn by the Archbishop of Cologne, who by custom had the right to crown the new king. In 1316, <mask> recognized the independence of Switzerland from the Habsburg dynasty. After several years of war, victory seemed to be within the grasp of Frederick, who was supported by his brother Leopold. Frederick and 1300 nobles from Austria and Salzburg were captured in the Battle of Mhldorf on September 28, 1322.<mask> held Frederick captive in the castle for three years, but the resistance by Frederick's brother Leopold, the retreat of John of Bohemia from his alliance, and a ban by Pope John XII caused <mask> to leave. Frederick agreed to return to captivity if he did not convince his brothers to submit to <mask>. Even though the Pope released him from his oath, Frederick returned to Munich as a prisoner. Frederick and <mask> agreed to rule the Empire together after <mask> was impressed by such nobility. Since the Pope and the electors strongly objected to this agreement, another treaty was signed at Ulm on 7 January 1326, according to which Frederick would administer Germany as King of the Romans, while <mask> would be crowned as Holy Roman Emperor in Italy. After Leopold's death in 1326, Frederick withdrew from the Empire and returned to Austria. He passed away on 13 January 1330After reconciliation with the Habsburgs in 1326, <mask> marched to Italy and was crowned King of Italy in 1327. In 1323, <mask> sent an army to Italy to protect Milan against the Kingdom of Naples, which was with France the strongest ally of the papacy. The Lord of Milan Galeazzo I Visconti was deposed because he was suspected of being involved with the pope. In January 1328, <mask> Colonna. Three months later, <mask> published a decree declaring Pope John XII (Jacques Duze), who resided in Avignon, deposed on grounds of heresy. Pietro Rainalducci was installed as antipope Nicholas V after he left Rome. Robert, King of Naples sent an army and a fleet against <mask> and Frederick II of Sicily.<mask> stayed in Northern Italy during the winter of 1328/29. <mask> returned from Italy after Frederick of Habsburg died. On April 28, 1330, <mask> founded Ettal Abbey. Michael of Cesena and William of Ockham, as well as the philosopher Marsilius of Padua, who were all on bad terms with the Pope, joined Emperor <mask> in Italy and accompanied him to his court at Alter Hof, which became the first imperial residence. In 1333, Emperor <mask> wanted to counter the influence of the French in the southwest of the empire so he offered the Kingdom of Arles, which was an opportunity to gain full authority over Savoy, Provence, and its surrounding territories. He told the emperor that he should make peace with the church first because he was reluctant to take the crown. King Edward III of England was allied with Emperor <mask> in 1337 against King Philip VI of France.King Philip VI did not allow an agreement between the Emperor and Pope. The failure of negotiations with the papacy led to the declaration at Rhense in 1338 by six electors to the effect that election by all or the majority of the electors automatically gave the royal title and rule over the empire, without papal confirmation. The Emperor's guest at the Imperial Diet was King Edward III, who was named the Vicar-General of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1341, the Emperor deserted Edward III and came to terms with Philip VI. <mask> intended to reach an agreement with the Pope one more time, but the English payments were missing. The Teutonic Knights were protected by <mask> IV. The Teutonic Order had only petitioned for three small territories when he granted them a privilege to conquerLithuania and Russia in 1337.The Order was not allowed to stand trial in foreign courts for their territorial conflicts with foreign rulers. His name can be found in many city chronicles for the privileges he granted, because <mask> concentrated his energies on the economic development of the cities of the empire. In 1340 Lbeck, the most powerful member of the future Hanseatic League, received the coinage for golden Gulden after the emperor allowed the Frankfurt Trade Fair. After the House of Ascania's branch in Brandenburg died out, <mask> gave his oldest son <mask> V the fiefdom. The Palatinate was returned to the emperor's nephews after he reconciled the sons of his late brother. The duchy of Carinthia was released as an imperial fief on 2 May 1335 in Linz to his Habsburg cousins Albert II, Duke of Austria, and Otto, Duke of Austria. The duchy of Bavaria was divided in 1340 after the death of duke John I.John's mother was a member of the Luxemburg dynasty. The first marriage of Margarete and John Henry of Bohemia was voided by <mask> by marrying his own son <mask>, thus alienating the House of Luxemburg even more. Margaret II of Hainaut was the wife of the emperor and she was antagonized by him. One of Margaret's sisters was the queen of England. <mask> was able to increase his power base because of the hostility of the Luxemburgs. The acquisition of these territories and his restless foreign policy earned <mask> a lot of enemies. Pope Clement VI supported Charles IV in his election as king of Luxembourg.<mask> was supported by the Imperial Free Cities and the knights and resisted Charles, who was seen as a papal puppet by William of Ockham. The dukes were loyal to <mask>. John of Luxemburg, Charles' father, was killed in the Battle of Crécy. The civil war was avoided because of <mask>' sudden death. <mask> died from a stroke during a bear hunt in Puch. He is buried in a church. After Gnther's death, the sons of <mask> joined the Luxemburg party and divided the Wittelsbach possessions again.The Wittelsbach family returned to power in the Holy Roman Empire in 1400 after a conflict with the House of Luxemburg. <mask> married his first wife, Beatrix, in 1320. Their children were also named Mathilde. The daughter of Frederick II and Margrave of Meissen died shortly after. The duke of Upper Bavaria, margrave of Brandenburg, and count of Tyrol Anna died within a few months of each other. Stephen II married his second wife, Margaret II, in 1324. Margaret was married in 1351 to the Duke of Slavonia, son of the King Charles I of Hungary.John I was married to Anna on 3 June 1361. The duke of Upper Bavaria was <mask> the Roman. The Count of Wffingen died in the Battle of Dffingen in 1362. William V of Holland was the duke of Lower Bavaria from May 1330 to April 1389. There is a person named Agnes who was born in 1335 and died in 13 November 1352. The duke of Lower Bavaria was Albert I of Holland. The duke of Upper Bavaria was the elector of Brandenburg.Beatrix was married on 25 December 1359. Eric XII of Sweden died on 25 October 1356 <mask> was born in October 1347 See the Kings of Germany family tree. He was related to every king of Germany. The Charter given by <mask> to the Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Nuremberg was taken from the collections of the LBA Marburg Verffentlichung. 13th-century Holy Roman Emperors died in the Hospital of the Holy Spirit in Nuremberg.

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texts: <mask> was a basketball player who played for the Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA. The forward played college basketball. He won his second national championship with UCLA when he was an All-American. He was drafted in the first round of the 1975 NBA draft and played four years with the Milwaukee Bucks. One of 11 children, <mask> was born in San Diego, California. Bob was the captain of the Warriors in 1944–45 and was a great basketball player. Sonora High School is in La Habra, California.He led the Raiders to the Orange League title and the California Southern Section AA championship as a senior. He was named the AA Player of the Year. He played on the UCLA Bruins men's basketball team as a sophomore and averaged 4.9 points per game, sixth on the team. In 1973, UCLA captured the NCAA championship with an 87–66 win over Memphis State. In the championship game, he had four points and three assists. When he was a junior, he became a starter on the front line with future Hall of Famers Bill Walton and Jamaal Wilkes. The man averaged 11.4 points and 5.7 boards.In 1974–75, the Bruins reloaded with the addition of two sophomores and future All-Americans, including Richard Washington, who was the senior starter on a front line with two sophomores. The team's leading scorer and rebounder was <mask> with 18.3 points and 7.9 rebound per game with a.484 field goal percentage. He won the John Wooden Award as UCLA's Most Valuable Player, and he was a consensus first-team All-American. In 1975, the Bruins went 28–3 and won the NCAA championship, their 10th in 12 years, with a 92–85 win over Kentucky. In the championship game, he had 24 points and 11 Rebounds. The headline "UCLA Still Best in the West" was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in 1975. He was a member of the Pac-12 Conference Hall of Honor.The Los Angeles Lakers selected <mask> as the second overall pick in the 1975 NBA draft. In nineteen days, <mask>, Junior Bridgeman, and Brian Winters were traded to the Milwaukee Bucks. In his first season with the Bucks, he played 72 games and averaged 22.1 minutes per game. He averaged 7.4 points, 6.2 Rebounds and 1.4 Assists per game. He scored a career-high 28 points in his third NBA game, against the New Orleans Jazz. His playing time increased to over 25 minutes per game, while he averaged 9.7 points, 6.8 rebound and 1.7 assists per game, with a.467 field goal percentage. He set a new personal best of 31 points against the San Antonio Spurs.After two losing seasons, the Bucks rebounded to a 44–38 record in 1977. He played 80 games and averaged over 30 minutes per game. He had a career-high 14.7 points per game along with 6.7 rebound and 3.0 assists. He scored a personal best of 32 points against Portland on November 15, 1977. He missed the 1978–79 season with a back injury. He played just under 28 minutes per game in the 1979–80 season as the Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA Midwest Division. He averaged 12 points, 5.7 points, 5.7 points, and 2.8 assists per game.After five NBA seasons, on April 30, 1980, Meyers made a surprise announcement that he was retiring from basketball to spend more time with his family and devote more time to his faith. Their son Sean was born three years later. During his time at National University, he took night classes in education. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He taught basketball at camps for children aged 8–12. He died of cancer on October 9, 2015, at the age of 62. The only woman to sign a free agent contract with an NBA team was the older brother of Ann, who was an outstanding basketball player.All-American college men's basketball players and basketball players at the 1974 NCAA Division I Final Four and the 1975 NCAA Division I Final Four.

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